KUALA LUMPUR: Public Bank, Tenaga Nasional and IHH Healthcare led blue chips slightly higher early Tuesday but analysts expected investor concerns about the volatile oil prices, weak Ringgit and uncertainties from the US Federal Reserve to cap any upside.At 9.36am, the KLCI was up 1.61 points or 0.1% to 1,653.32. Turnover was 163.52 million shares valued at RM113.40mil. Overhead resistance are capped at 1,662 (R1) and 1,680 (R2),” it said.Public Bank, Tenaga and IHH rose six sen each to RM19.54, RM14.48 and RM6.64 respectively. UMW gained seven sen to RM5.77 in thin trade.Magni-Tech was the top gainer, up 11 sen to RM4.41 while FSBM jumped eight sen to 29 sen and SCGM inched up six sen to RM3.27.Iris was the most active, up one sen to 17.5 sen with 13.41 million shares done. Genting Malaysia gave up part of Monday’s gains, down eight sen to RM4.53.

Source: The Star September 20, 2016 01:52 UTC